Bruins
Defeat
Maple
Leafs
Toronto
Canadiens
2,
New
York
Rangers
5
(third
place
play-off
.
i
Detroit
2,
Montreal
0
second
place
p)ay-off
).
I
Toronto
1.
Boston
2
'champion
ship
pJay-off.
Warm
as
Slimmer
Gn
Mountain
Top
Party
cf
Doten
Spent
Day
In
Snow
and
Traversed
Whole
Top
of
OJdfitld
Range
Jt
was
warm
as
summer
and
skiing
wa
'xcfllcnt
on
the
mountain
yesterday
A
party
of
a
dozen
local
people
soe
t
the
whole
day
on
the
mountain,
i.scending
to
the
highest
point
and
traversing
the
whole
length
of
the
summit
of
the
Old-field
Range.
A
start
was
made
at
between
9:30
and
10,
a
stop
made
for
lunch
near
the
summit
and
also
on
the
way
home
In
the
evening
another
bonfire
was
built
and
the
party
gathered
around
it
for
coffee
and
their
evening
meal,
arriving
back
in
town
at
about
8:30.
Members
of
the
party
declare
the
scenery
was
wonderful.
The
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
were
plainly
visible
and
the
whole
country
around
was
spread
in
panorama
view
from
the
summit.
,
..
Some
members
of
the
party
were
new
to
the
skis
but
they
did
well.
Those
making
the
Jaunt
Included
F.
A.
MicCallum.
Dr.
Kvale.
P.
Sunderland.
Jack
McRae.
Alex
Mitchell
Baatl
Bailey,
Bobby
Orme,
Dr.
ami
Mrs.
H.
O.
J
oh
risen.
Misses
Jean
Robettaon.
Patricia
Gwyer
ana
Laura
Frizzell.
BOOKS
ARE
COLLECTED
Jack
Lindsay
Winner
of
First
Prlie
In
Contest
Jack
Lindsay
was
winner
of
the
!trV
prise
of
$3.
Freda
Museallem
the
second
prtoe
of
$2
and
Ned
Mc-Leod
toe
third
prize
of
$1
in
the
contest
which
was
'held
Saturday
among
students
of
the
King
Edward
High
School
In
connection
with
collection
of
books
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Public
'Library.
Following
were
the
results
of
the
High
School
collection
.
Jack
Lindsay
.
104
Fred
Mussatlem
81
Ned
McLeod
56
LucUte
Brookabank
10
Total
251
CN.Il.
TRAINS
for
the
East-Mondays'
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
9:30
pan
From
the
Kast
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
10:15
p.m.
COAL!
COAL!
Our
ramous
Edsoo,
Alberta
and
Mulklay
Valley
Cols
are
guaran-tml
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
a
ton
of
No.
1
Dulkley
Valley.
We
also
sell
Timothy
Hay,
Wheat
Oats
and
Barley.
(
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
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Harry
Hartz.
int'TiMUoiully-knuwn
raxing
drive:
will
send
ul-streamlinel
automobile
through
a
series
of
speed
trials
at
Muroc
Dry
Lake.
Calif,
soon
in
an
attempt
to
smash
all
existing
worlds
speed
record
The
machine's
trial
runs
will
be
under
the
sanction
and
supervision
of
the
American
Automobile
Association
SPORT
NOTES
The
end
of
the
basketball
season
is
now
near
and
all
that
is
left
Is
the
play-off
series
that
will
be
starr
ted
this
week.
The
Warriors:
and
the
Merchants
are
meet
in
the
Intermediate
Comets
and
the
Amasol
Ladles'
League
and
the
C.
N.
R.
A.
in
the
Senior
These
games
Jhould
be
the
beet
o
the
season
there
is
really
sdrne
thing
at
stakerfor
the
teams.
The
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club
has
chaUenged
kthe,,C.
N.
R.
A!
tor
the
coveten
North
era
B.
.0.
eharn
plonshlp.
The
local
tsiamhad
aliard
enough
time.1,
gsttlife
Ule
trophy
from
the
mm
Simpson
teaut
ad
U
confldenT
that
It
will
not
go
out
of
Its
hands
this
year.
For
jRjaaai
Port
Slmpaon
Y.
P.
E.
A.
rtas
held
the
trophy
and
now
the
opposing
team,
the
Athletic
Club,
thinks
that
It
Is
It
turn.
Now
that
spring
U
here
and
the
winter
sports
are
dying
la
the
distance,
local
sportsmen
are
turning
their
eyes
to
other
lines
of
sport.
Softball
ha
already
started,
the
High
School
League
being
In
action,
and
the
C.
N.
R.
A.
League
will
soon
be
under
way.
If
the
weather
keeps
up
all
the
summer
sports
will
soon
be
in
full
swing
Many
people
SAVE
WRIGUY
5
WRAPPERS-Wrltc
lor
PREMIUM
GIFT
CMALOGUE
enjoyed
an
hour
courts
yesterday.
on
the
lennta
Babe
Ruttils
a
poor
man.
lllr
sal-
say
has
'been
reduced
to
such
ao
NOT
SO
COMPLEX
!
;
Some
m4n
thln&theyjAve
an
inferiority
complex,,
when
is
a
matter
bt
lact
they're
just
Utftrtor.
Jndga.
"Roil
Your
Own"
It's
Cheap"
with
ZIG-ZAG
l
IGARETTE
PAPERS
5cBookoi
120
Leaves
The
or
linal
automatic
book
(ivtac
one
leaf
at
time.
No
waila.
Dtmand
ZIG-ZAG
and
gtt
120
Leaves
,
Shoe
Repairing
Brum
your
shoes
to
the
Shu-Craft
We
rebuild
them
Satisfaction
Ouaranteed
M.
MacAKTIIUK
Third
Ave.
Next
Federal
Ittk.
"TILUE
THE
TOILER"
DID
4
voo
r,
T
AHO
TMC
ACB
I
WW
hod
you
KHQVAJ
THAT
M
l
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MM
i.i
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d
T
L-ai
y."
A
Film
You
Should
Sot
Mist
Nua
(
off
O
aeuum
Tmrktd)
la
frW.
SHOVING
AT
Till
CAPITOL
Theatre
All
THIS
Week
few
i
100
REGULAR
DIVIDENDS
OF
BIG
COMPANY
The
efii-iency
of
the-
manage
tent,
the
financial
.str.-nmh
of
th
Imperial
Tobacco
Company
of
C
naoa
Ljmited.
and
the
quality
o
the
service
It
renders
to
the
public
of
Canada,
may
alike
be
meas
ured
by
bv
the
remarkably
satisfactory
statement
presented
to
th'
shareholders
at
the
annual
meet
ing
of
the
company
in
Montreal.
Since
the
company's
incorporation
in
April
1912
100
regular
quarter
ly
dividends
have
been
paid.
This
record
would
be
remarkable
in
normal
times.
Considering
the
period
through
which
business
the
vtotid
ovar
has
been
passing
in
the
last
three
years,
it
is
more
than
orpinartrjt
so.
The
director
in
presenting
their
rejwrt
showed
that
net
profits
for
tjhV
year
endtoc
December
3
last
amounted
to
$M7U15
After
pay-
scneaui-
.tent
tflst
he'Xtadsiit
difficult
ito
?
"
1,
IT
th
jlve.
Coklbe
Rugbert
wr.
ail
wroU.,
1.
hs
to
theiFwio-y
inespesiaeu-:
i.
-U,
a.
oWtiand'ir-
rd'ao
6,
the
pre-1
dltlslori.
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fe0Us
tdcklus
r?.13.000.
lea
fi
'
r-Ci:.fi
:war
or,
pop
I
Mutt
prvnjr
Hoqr
I
i
us
divtdeno
on
prior
year
of
ll.6M.Ml.
giye,
a
total
balance
cmtrird
forward
of
fJJtfb
-060.
Tr4
total
asU
of
the
Corn-pay
as
oo
becemiiex
31,
1932.
am
-buoyed
to
$j.Mit
Favorites
forhliny
Yean
Many
of
the
prngts
of
the
Imperial
TOmcco
Camauy
of
Oaa
ada
Limited
have
keen
favorites1
with
Canadian
smokers
for
two
generations.
Pbr
ajtajnole.
"Old
Chum"
pipe
tobacco
was
Introduced
in
May.
18M.
and
enjoyi
today,
as
it
has
for
years
an
immense
popularity.
Another
name
remembered
by
two
generations
is
that
of
Sweet
Caporal
Cigarettes.
Introduce!
to
the
Canadian
public
in
1887.
and
still
holding
favor
with
a
large
ad
growing
section
of
ther
public
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Jamrs
Wlntemule.
for
many
yeari
engiigecl
in
salmon
trolling
hereabouts
and
long
a
well
known
fi
gure
atoiia
the
Prince
Rupert
waterfront,
wus
fdind
dead
lecrntly
on
his
ranch
ten
miles
up
the
Naas
River
fnun
Aiyansh.
Indians
passing
by
found
Ma
body
lying
alongside
his
woixlitile
where
he
had
appar
ently
expired
while
at
work.
An
In
vesttgatton
Is
being
conducted
by
the
provincial
police.
Some
years
ago.
the
hit
"Jim"
Wintemute
de
elded
to
quit
the
sea
to
locate
In
the
Naas
River
valley.
RARE
TREAT
AT
CAPITOL
"Strange
Interlude,"
Much
cussed
Picture,
Here
Ills-
I
A
rare
treat
is
in
store
for
movie-
Bwrs
when
"Strange
interlude,
I
picturteatlon
of
the
sensational
drama,
opens
at
the
Capitol
Thea-:
tie
lu
re
with
Norma
SheMrer
and
1
Clark
Oable
in
the
principal
roles.
I
The
drama
deals
with
the
tra-ut'iiy
of
a
woman
who
finds
she
can-urn
have
children
because
of
a
streak
of
insanity
in
her
husband's
r.imily
Unwilling
to
rob
her
hus-ti.uul
and
herself
of
parental
happl-ni
she
hits
upon
a
remarkable,
ill'
;
-iiiodt
ii
plan
for
preserving
Hi
'ir
domr.stlc
tranquility,
a
device
huh
Involves
the
low
of
two
the
men
and
which
eventually
biintis
all
four
characters
into
the
:i:
m
difficult
of
dramatic
eompll-
r.it!"!l.N.
The
ro!
of
Nina
Leeds
trf
"Strange
Interlude
is
reported
to
be
the
most
ambitious
ever
attempted
by
the
raknted
Miss
Shearer
The
part
requires
the
star
to
appear
first
as
a
youn-
girl,
then
as
a
middle-aged
mat
-tin
and
finally
as
a
doddering
old
woman.
Not
the
lea
of
the
novelties
in
"Strange
Interlude"
is
the
fact
that
it
retains
the
much
discussed
s-ven-hHihts
or
"aside"
of
the
original
play.
rMNG
OF
PAIHj
YOU
Can't
Afford
to
.Miss
These
BARGAINS
ROYAL
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TOMATO
JUICE.
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s.
3
tin
ORAPsTRUTT
MARMA
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qts..
jsr
P1NCAPILS
MARMALADE
4
s.
Un
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I
tins
BROOMS.
S
SUings
each
JAP
RICK.
This
is
a
good
buy
per
lb
Mac's
New
Rival
25c
33c
50c
23c
29c
5c
ALPHABET
MACARONI.
lorOITp
putting
In
muds,
a
lbs
"TIESH
DATES
5
lbs
34c
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deliver
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orders,
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or
over
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t
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Monday,
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i
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Will
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For
Speed
Record
MO.NDAY
Si
TUESDAY
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SHOWS
7
Si
9
p.m.
Admission
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Si
9:15
MBEST
XLicoi
Sana
Mnwal
Vm
m
i
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i
t
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ii..
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mli!i-ln
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il'uiil
or
t
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kih'i
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i,
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the
Wt
i
rt
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-
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Months
on
Hroadway
Now
the
Screen
Sensati(
6
Strange
htexhi
with
Norma
Shearer,
Clark
Gable
A
M-C-M
Picture
An
Afternoon
of
Happiness
A
Lifetln,.-,,.
,,.
Novelty-"Don't
Play
Bridge
With
Your
W
f
DIES
IN
VICTORIA"'
fteerge
Mellwwjle
of
The
City
Ihcs
IIU
Father
at
Grand
Old
Age
of
Ninety-Three
Oeerge
Mcllmoyle
of
this
city
Is
in
receipt
of
word
of
the
death
in
Victoria
today
of
his
father.
James
Thoma
Mcllmoyle
respected
pioneer
cltisen
of
Victoria,
who
passed
,iway
this
momlnt
in
the
Capital
city
in
his
ninety-third
year.
Mr.
Mcllmoyle
only
returned
to
the
city
two
weeks
ago
from
Victoria
where
An
outstanding
cast
aupfrt
he
had
paid
s
month
s
visit
with
Miss
Shearer
and
Clatk
Oable.
in-
bis
father
who
after
having
feN
fall
last
Novttnb
:
he
was
conflnm
Born
in
Pre..c,i-
,
McfJmoylr
I,.,,
his
life
n
V.
province
he
to-
K
,,.
RWei
Oold
Rush
.
Caribou
in
the
r
.i,
was
best
knowh
many
years
of
th-
v
United
Workmen
.
;
a
worker
of
Church
His
nun-mad"
the
oc'-juiov
:
b
ration
and
ht
...
In
the
press
st
tin
i
family
reunion
t
:
Mr
v.c
t'moylc
tx
.
,.
nine
children
tin.
ilx
son..
Hp
wa
ysars
ago
bv
hi
:!
The
local
son
hi
cludine
the
well
known
stage
play-
hale
and
hearty
for
all
hi'
venrs
up
'
pa
thy
of
many
er.
Alexander
Ktfkland,
Ralph
to
that
time,
iiad
commenced
to
bereavement
Morgan,
who
repeats
ht
rote
he
played
in
the
original
production
:
;
Robert
Young.
May
Romqb.
Maur-!
een
O'Sulllvan
of
"Tarsan"
hune
Henry
B
WalthalL
Mart
Alden
and
!
Tad
Alexander,
an,
SPRAINS
Bah
Hwtfi
ia
tHr
li
M,rriiM
,
r
i
n
III,.
mImmni,
ii
nhn,
Full
you
on
your
feet
I
nan
lit
m
A
nam
on
"u
mn
i
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ocoi
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widll
iniuntiri
tut
sale
at
vendor
ordlrrrt
from
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